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Australian NBA star Andrew Bogut invested in proptech Listing Loop
- Published October 30, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Australia’s biggest basketball stars, Andrew Bogut, has invested in Listing Loop, a marketplace that brings together “just listed” and off-market property listings from leading real estate agencies, by signing on as an investor and ambassador of the first-of-its-kind proptech start-up.
NBL star has a keen interest in real estate and is an enthusiastic tech investor. The 34-year-old has just ranked 32nd on The Australian Financial Review’s Young Rich List with $101 million under his belt.
“I enjoy getting in on the ground floor with companies I believe are going places,” he said. “Listing Loop is transforming real estate for the benefit of everyone as it’s the only platform designed for buyers, sellers and agents to all come out on top. With an increase in off-market property sales, there is a gap that Listing Loop can fill”, Mr Bogut said.
Listing Loop has caught the attention of other experienced tech and property investors with the company raising $3.3 million in its initial capital raise.
About Listing Loop
Listing Loop is a first-of-its-kind high transaction, low overhead real estate tech business that is not only unique to Australia, but globally. The platform brings together “just listed” and off-market property listings from leading real estate agencies in the one convenient location. It’s a new way to discover properties for sale that are not always advertised to the masses.
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